This slide deck interrogates the paradox of inclusion without resilience. It explores how digital credit products can be redesigned to support long-term financial well-being, especially for women, youth, farmers, and micro-entrepreneurs.

This report presents findings from industry consultations, surveys, and stakeholder workshops on the opportunities, challenges, and requirements for implementing open finance in Kenya.

The webinar was curated to share successes and lessons learnt from the implementation of the Hunger Safety Net Program (HSNP) designed to pilot cash transfers as an alternative to food aid, which was the principal means of supporting the poorest and vulnerable households.

During this webinar (recording) the presenters share findings of an in-depth study that reviewed the extent to which gender is mainstreamed in Kenya’s finance and finance-related laws and policies.

This survey provides data on how micro firms in Kenya have responded to and coped during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Kenya, the trend of divergent impact continues, with macroeconomic resilience masking sustained inequalities and divergence in recovery.